Emilie Zumsteeg
Composer
1796 – 1857
Who was Emilie Zumsteeg?
Emilie Zumsteeg was a German choir conductor, songwriter, composer, and pianist.
She was born and died in Stuttgart. Her father was composer Johann Rudolf Zumsteeg. Her father died when she was six, but her mother ran a music store which maintained her interest. She showed a facility at sight-reading and cultivated a circle of talented musicians. Her compositions include an overture, piano-pieces, and three polonaises. She was perhaps best known for her songs, which became popular in her homeland and beyond. One song in particular was later used by the Russian Baptist leader Ivan Prokhanov, and became widely known as the "Prisoners' Song".
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- Born
- Dec 9, 1796
Stuttgart - Parents
- Nationality
- Germany
- Died
- Aug 1, 1857
Stuttgart
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on July 23, 2013
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